Can they make snow?
How this works
We pull NOAA's hourly forecast for your location and calculate the wet-bulb temperature for each hour. Snowmakers rely on wet-bulb because it accounts for both cold and dry air, the two conditions that let water droplets freeze in flight. Below 28°F−2°C they can run; below 25°F−4°C the snow is good quality.

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Utah ski resorts: snow and snowmaking forecast

Live from NOAA's hourly forecast for all 9 resorts we track in Utah, at the base and the summit.

Most new snow, next 48 hours

  1. Brian Head 9″22 cm
  2. Alta 7″18 cm
  3. Snowbird 6″14 cm
  4. Brighton 4″9 cm
  5. Solitude 3″8 cm

Most snowmaking, next 48 hours

  1. Brian Head 34 h
  2. Solitude 29 h
  3. Alta 26 h
  4. Snowbird 25 h
  5. Brighton 25 h

All Utah resorts

Can they make snow now, then hours of snowmaking and new snow over the next 48 hours.

ResortNowSnowmakingNew snow
Alta YES 26 h 7″18 cm
Brian Head YES 34 h 9″22 cm
Brighton YES 25 h 4″9 cm
Deer Valley YES 19 h 0.1″0.3 cm
Park City Mountain YES 19 h 0″0 cm
Snowbasin YES 17 h 0″0 cm
Snowbird YES 25 h 6″14 cm
Solitude YES 29 h 3″8 cm
Sundance Mountain Resort NO 3 h 0″0 cm

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